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Re: Well, Phooey
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Posted by JakeF on July 05, 2005 at 22:00:42 from (64.146.188.222):
In Reply to: Well, Phooey posted by Allan in NE on July 05, 2005 at 14:52:49:
Get the three point pins from your local case dealer and tell them that they are for a plow. The generick ones won't last long. They make a special one for the roll over plows. If you want to make it work even better add a piece of 3/4" plate 2 1/2" out from the sides and have some stepped pins made, and get a set made that'll work on a cat III also. The new ones have the two plates and a pin through both and you'll never break one of the single anchor point lift pins again. Jake
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